Karl Deutsch LEPTOSKOP 2042 – universal coating thickness gauge with interchangeable probes
Applications
Industrial handheld gauge that, depending on the probe, measures non-magnetic coatings on steel (magnetic induction) and non-conductive coatings on non-ferrous metals (eddy current). Thanks to the wide range of probes – from micro probes to thick-coating probes up to 20 mm – it is suitable for paint shops, galvanising companies and coating quality laboratories.
Key features
- Two methods in one instrument: DIN EN ISO 2178 and DIN EN ISO 2360
- Interchangeable external probes, including 90° and micro probes for hard-to-reach areas
- Backlit graphic display with analogue pointer mode, 10 languages
- Statistics up to 999 values, memory up to 9,999 values in 140 files (depending on configuration)
- Expandable with the “Statistics” and “Statistics and Data Memory” modules, EasyExport and iCom software
- Rubber protective cover, >100 h of battery operation
Models
basic 2042.001; modules 2911.001 (Statistics), 2911.002 (Statistics and Data Memory); packages Fe Basic 2042.901, NFe Basic 2042.902, Fe/NFe Basic 2042.904, Data Fe 2042.921, Data NFe 2042.922, Data Fe/NFe 2042.924
Technical data
- Measuring range: 0–20,000 µm (depending on probe)
- Memory: up to 9,999 values, up to 140 files
- Battery life: > 100 h
- Interfaces: RS232 or USB
Standards
DIN EN ISO 2178, DIN EN ISO 2360, DIN EN ISO 2808 (statistics)
What we offer
- Selection of the instrument and configuration for your task, together with the manufacturer
- Trial measurements of your samples in the manufacturer’s laboratory
- Training, calibration and service organised through the manufacturer
Technical data according to the manufacturer: karldeutsch.de
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